- Here's a sneak peek into the British royals' festive celebration
- THESE are their plans for this Christmas
- The celebration will be at Sandringham
The halls of Sandringham are decked with boughs of holly, and whispers of a royal Christmas revolution are in the air! King Charles III and Queen Camilla are set to host a Christmas luncheon like no other at their Norfolk residence, and the guest list is getting a regal revamp!
Family reunion and festive magic at Sandringham
According to a royal insider spilling the tea to 'ITV', this year's Yuletide celebration is going to be a family affair with a twist. "The Queen has invited her children and grandchildren this year which is different from previous years," the source revealed with a hint of festive mystery.
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The royal family's Christmas morning tradition of attending church service at St. Mary Magdalene will continue, with the Prince and Princess of Wales and other blue-blooded VIPs in tow. But hold on to your crowns, because the post-service luncheon is where the magic happens! Queen Camilla's kin – including her two children, Tom Parker Bowles and Laura Lopes, and her five adorable grandkids – are set to add extra sparkle to the Sandringham shindig.
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While King Charles' youngest son, Prince Harry, and his wife Meghan Markle have been California dreaming since 2018, sources close to the Sussexes suggest that turning down a royal Christmas invite would be as likely as a snowball's chance in the California sun!
So, as the royal family makes their way to church this Christmas, with the little ones in tow, expect to see a blend of tradition and new beginnings. The royal corridors will echo with the laughter of children, and the clinking of glasses as the family toasts to a new era under King Charles' reign.
Stay tuned for more royal revelations, and remember, when it comes to Christmas at Sandringham, expect the unexpected!
